How to Show Text, Code or AdSense Ads in WB Ad Manager

How to show the right kind of ad in WB Ad Manager: a rich content ad with Ad Content and Preview, network code in Ad Code with Enable Sandbox Mode, and a Google AdSense ad with Ad Slot ID, Publisher ID and Ad Format. With Pro, create a Video Ad. How to add AdSense to WordPress, and an AdSense alternative when you want other networks.

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In this tutorial you will show the right kind of ad: rich content, network code or AdSense. You need WB Ad Manager, with Pro for the video step. It takes about 5 minutes. Four steps. Write a rich content ad. Paste network code. Add a Google AdSense ad. Then create a Video Ad. Not every ad is a banner. Some networks give you code, and some pages want plain text. WB Ad Manager shows rich content, network code and AdSense ads side by side, so you can earn from each kind. Step one. Write a rich content ad. Ad Content is a full editor. Use it for text, links and images, such as a house ad for your own calendar. The Preview box shows how it will look before readers see it. Step two. Paste network code. For a network that gives you a snippet, paste it into Ad Code. Enable Sandbox Mode keeps the code isolated from your page. Leave it on unless the network says otherwise. Step three. Add a Google AdSense ad. Ad Slot ID is the one number from your AdSense unit. Ad Format and full width responsive match its size. Your Publisher ID is set once in Settings, under Google AdSense, so every AdSense ad uses it. Step four. With Pro, Video Ad is one more ad type on the Add New form. Click it. It is a video creative. It can run as a standalone ad, or before, during or after lesson videos protected by MediaShield. Give it a placement like any other ad. That is all four. write a rich content ad, then paste network code, then add a Google AdSense ad, then create a Video Ad. You can now do this job on your own site. Next in this series: Turn visitors into newsletter subscribers with an ad.